Siegel Stores Receivers Appointed in Bankruptcies
Six Siegel Stores enterprises in New York and Boston were placed in bankruptcy in friendly federal proceedings. Names include The Fourteenth Street Store and Simpson Crawford Company of New York, Henry Siegel Company of Boston, and Henry Siegel and Company in New York. Ancillary receivers named in Boston. Henry Siegel, banker and wholesaler, appointed receiver for Henry Siegel and Company. The action aims to reorganize the Siegel Stores while deposits are protected and creditors await settlement.
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New York
Siegel Stores Corporation
Boston
Danling
Whic
Ward
Fourteenth Strat Store
Simpson-Crawford Company
Henry Siegel Company
Rosston
Henry Siegel and Company
Chakers
Wholeealers
New Yorks
Merchants Express Company
Greenhut Siegel-Copper Company
Chin of Stoves
Siegel. Copper and Company of Chicago
Althoust Ite Atoox
Siegel Stoves Corporation
Whea
Bugs Mesa
Quraer
Siegel Stores Corporation of
Ig Corporation
Simpson, Crawford Company
Fourteenth Street Score
Heary Siegel Company
Heary Siege Company
Simpson
Crawford Company
Fourteenth Street
Heary Siegel and Company
Merchants Expres’ Company
sFourteenth Street
Henry Slege! Company
Toston
Credit Cortalled
Rosp
Paskua
Simpeon- Crawford Company
Foursteeth Street
Christmas Tree Out of Rope Aboard James Johnson
In San Francisco a barkentine from Newcastle, Australia, hoped to deliver a Christmas tree to captain’s daughter Evelyn Haneen. Using raveled rope and glue, the crew fashioned a rope tree, loaded with pilage, and celebrated in the cabin despite damage from a squall. The ship finally reached port after a delayed voyage aided by two anchors and favorable conditions.
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Gan’ Francisco
Cal
Barkentine
James Johnson
Newcastle
Australia
San Francisco
Evelyn Haneen
Yaros
Bucka
Evelyn
Orcher
Progressive Opposition Grows In Second District Race
Washington sources report a vigorous Progressive campaign for a special congressional election in the Second district. Chairman Hinebaugh predicts a progressive nominee and a three-way contest, with Read Lane named as a possible Republican candidate. Governor Clarke weighs whether to call a special election, favoring voter sentiment over expense.
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Progressive Party
Wesantl Flistrat Otowa
Washington
I. S. Papper
Sull Mooco
Weehington
D. C
Yubliah
Od Tonuy
Des Moines Register & Leader
Hinebanga
Congressional Committee
Bulmoose
Prograsalve Congressional Committee
Aler
Yowa
Seathers Lowe
Hinebaugh
Mane
Peppa
Woods
Ite
Middle West
Lane
Davenport
Daily Mines
J. Reed Lane
Joe R. Lane
Papper
Lana
Outbreak Fears in Copper Country Stir Eviction Debates
Calumet Michigan December reports fear a copper strike outbreak spurring police guards and likely eviction protests. Coroner inquest into Italian Hall panic continues as witnesses discuss a shouted fire and chaotic crush that killed many. Senator Martine seeks congressional inquiry into Michigan copper district conditions.
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Calumet
Mich
Italian Hall
Ehurchey
Halle
Citizens Alliance
Union
Kh Tin
Tate
Ware
Avith
Hilton
Len
Houghton
Michigan
Hancock
Houghton County Grand Jury
Chas. Fl. Moyer
Western Federation of ‘Minerg
Moyer
Grrletas
President Wilson Enjoys Recreation At Pass Christian
President Wilson spent the day at Pass Christian engaging in golf at the Misulgato Country club and a motor ride with his family. Dozens of youngsters teased his golf clubs during a running game as he laughed and separated the competitors. Endorsements for federal reserve board posts flood the capital, but Wilson remains free to judge without direct appeals from friends or lawmakers while he rests from official duties.
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Pass Christi
Wilson
Cary
Misulgato
President's. Automobile
Zolf Grounds
Capital
Washington, D. C
Federal. Reserve ‘Board
Wilach
Congress
Still Hear Echoes of Zabern Incident
Berlin reports indicate the Zabern affair continues to dominate political discourse. The Centre and Liberal parties predict a complete upheaval in Germany’s parliamentary system, calling the incident the start of a major political struggle with little room for compromise.
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Zabern
Uphcavel
Germany
Berlin
Centriet
von ‘Bethwaun- Hollweg
Matthias Braberner
Adolf ‘Groaber
Ulm
Mannheim
Exmer Basgermenn
Todart
Vou
Bethmann-Kolweg
Powey
City Hall Site Opinions Question Legality
Muscatine council adjourns to receive a report on changing the city hall site. Five attorney opinions not yet received by Mayor Koehler. majority may contest legality of the proposed relocation, uncertainty about full concurrence. If the site change proceeds, the council risks invalidating the previously selected location.
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Muscatine
Koehler
Eit
Frisco Telegraphers Face Uncertain Strike Call
Negotiations between the St Louis and San Francisco receivers and the Order of Railroad Telegraphers broke off this afternoon with talks resuming possibly. Telegraphers demand more hours and working conditions while pay talks have seen partial concessions. Frisco officials strive to avert a strike by 1,100 telegraphers as discussions focus on hours and duties.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Barlige Mn Tse
Sc. Louis
San Fran Aisen
Ebisea
Order of
H. B. Perham
Telegraphére’ Organization
Tue Frisco
Mysterious Death in Trunk Stirs City
New York police probe a trunk death after an autopsy ruled asphyxiation by strangulation. Victim found jammed in a trunk at a tenement doorway. no throat injuries observed. Investigators seek identity, suspecting the trunk killer may be an unknown laborer, John Kremen, as a possible match.
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New York
Dee
John Kremen
Thompson Enters Not Guilty Plea In Sherman Case
New York December 3. Col Robert M Thompson, charged with James A Patten and others under the Sherman anti trust law for cornering the cotton market in 1909, pleaded not guilty in federal court and faced a potential sentence of 34,000. Other defendants were similarly arraigned.
Turning Over The New Leaf Ad Approach
A vintage urging readers to start the new year by turning over a page of the JOURNAL and focusing on advertisements. It promises that if a suitable ad is found, persistence over days and weeks will yield benefits and happiness. The piece uses informal exhortation and aims to boost engagement with ads.
Duel in Hungary Is Gentlemanly Aboard Immigrant Tale
Emil Zérkowitz a Hungarian banker is detained at Bilis Island awaiting immigration ruling after a bloodless Budapest duel with former business partner Julius Pernitzer. He claims the duel was mild and says no intention to kill, describing a minor wound as the limit of acceptable chastisement.
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New York
N. Y
Emil Zérkowitz
Hungary
Bilis Island
Budapest
Julius Pernitzer
Austria-Hungary
Pernitzer
Mexico Secures Funds for Bond Payments
The Mexican government plans to deposit securities to cover the January coupon on National Railways of Mexico bonds. Speyer firm and Mexican finance minister agreed on arrangements. loan advances to meet January interest totaled 35 million. De La Lama travels to London with Pedro Del Paso to finalize a larger loan. Francisco De La Barra leaves Tokyo for Paris to thank Japan for participation in the centennial. Senor Tardo denies reports of Japanese attaches to the Mexican army.
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London
Speyer Hratheta
National Railways of Mexico
Speyer
Paris
International Banking
Adolfo de la Lama
International
Senor de la Lama
Pedro del Paso
de la Barra
Toklo
Francisco de la Barra
Japan
Senor Tardo
America
Double Funeral Held From J B Howe Residence
A double funeral was held at 2 pm from the J B Howe residence for Rev W J Howe of Muskoge Okla and Simeon K K Howe of Pasadena California. The service was led by Pastor Grigsby of the First M church with two quartets providing music. Interment was in the Greenwood family lot beside relatives.
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J. B. Howe
Muskoge Okla
Rimeon KK. Howe
Pasadena
California
Lat. Grigsby
McColm
Messrs
Wit Porter
Harry Hahn
Aung
Lot
Greenwood Cemetery
Aide
Drothera
Federals Attacked as Rebels Press Across Border
Federal troops in northern Mexico face a decisive rebel push around Ojinaga Presidio Texas and across the river. Ortega orders no mercy to captured federals while U S cavalry patrols the border and federal leaders are to be executed. The situation grows dire as 4200 rebels advance from Chihuahua toward La Mula pass threatening Huerta’s last northern foothold.
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Presidio
Texas
Gjinuga
Arexleg
Huerta
Federels
Furth
Coahuila
Ortega
Salazar
Orazca
Rojas
Alanis
United States Cavalry
Ojunaga
War Department
Mexico City
Oljimagpa
Mxrco
United States
Garrizon
Ojinaga
Hiuerta
Tortubio Ortega
Villa
Mexico
Chihuahua City
la Mula Pass
Interior
Gimaga
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Terprises
Stores Corporation FN Bankrupton
Siegel, Cooper & Company of Chicago
Praga
Alnetiugh
Progressive Congressional Committes
Martine
Ming
New Tersay
Department of Justice
Department of |Ector
McReynolds
Gener Davis
Department’ of Justice
BcReynolda
Theo
Department of Labor
Virginia
Sanate
Kern
Batile
Amtornexs
Counch
Dais
Frisco
Hare
Guother
le Lenat
W. E. Howe
Simeon
Howe
Ovdniga
U.S
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